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EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 37.—Right and left sections through embryos of Loligo.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 34.—Diagrams of sections showing the early stage of development of the eye of Loligo.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 35.—Development of Loligo.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 27.—Alimentary canal of Loligo sagittata.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 7.—Minute structure of the cartilage of Loligo.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 36.—Section through aboral end of embryo of Loligo.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 14.—Diagrams of Sections of the Eyes of Mollusca.jpg

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EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 2.—Spirit specimen of female Pearly Nautilus.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 8.—Cartilaginous skeleton of Cephalopoda.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 9.—Lingual dentition of Cephalopoda.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 13.—Nervous system of Nautilus pompilius.jpg

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EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 29.—Nephridial sacs in Sepia officinalis.jpg

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EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 22.—The Argonaut in life.jpg

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EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 12.—Relations of the heart in the Mollusca.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 10.— median antero-posterior section of Nautilus pompilius.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 15.—Sepia officinalis, L., about ½ natural size.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 28.—Circulatory and excretory organs of Sepia.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 3.—Lateral view of the same specimen as that drawn in fig. 2.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 5.—View of the postero-ventral surface of a male Pearly Nautilus.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 4.—View of the postero-ventral surface of a female Pearly Nautilus.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 6.—Male (upper) and female (lower) specimens of Nautilus pompilius.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 25.—View of the postero-ventral surface of a male Sepia.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 23.—Head and circumoral processes of the fore-foot of Onychoteuthis.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 26.—Vertical median antero-posterior section of Sepia officinalis.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 24.—Male of Ocythoe catenulata, Steenstrup (Octopus carena, Ver.).jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 33.—Horizontal section of the eye of Sepia (Myopsid).jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 11.—Relations of the four nephridial sacs, viscero-pericardial sac, heart and large vessels in Nautilus.jpg

EB1911 Cephalopoda Fig. 32.—Lateral view of the nervous centres and nerves of the right side of Octopus vulgaris.jpg

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